Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-09-09

IL IL expected TINT the Rev. Cornelius b.
Smith Of st. James church, New York. will
offciate in st. Michaels (Episcopab church
next Sunday.
f.. b. Bissrll has bought Eugene ,Iohusnn's
cottage at West Brattlsl,,r,, ,.c,,,,;..J H..
merchant G.. W Eaton
II. ?. Matthews. who lives inst across tina.
/ river in Chesterfield is one Of ia. latest
veterans 10 receive n mansion
+ r Co,r,..u ba. .,.II a.. t.,. III.
trs., sb,1 n,,,,ai H.. w., ''i' U n'.io -'il
tate IN " ST. nsr '. Ill., :, i''i,i,s , Is
il IN the sito adin;,i,,, d. Va Ia yea
works and !, IL n,dar,,,,,i 81. IN ', No. tap'l
| hlarks,nitb sbo,, u'' II 'o'
-.
I',' ','S 500 MS "laoKsIhlth-
] Is ''' az N'''i 'N me t"tether WIN
.I' "o"so "Pl, "s'' w. L. Miner res
- mas - '"ah"' iate oi Ne"iane,
VINO mas takeh possession.
'''ney 70 announce else
! ."H' ~ nave ne" STOCK OF goods
w IusI'',i oio'n''is ana lull line OF ready
M IN '''.'i,ns a'lu furnishings winch they
IN "o gnu ~ Sh"" tneir customers III their
"'"''" ana rented store
Or holt"n is IN attendance ON the Inter
national Medical Congress at Washington
H"i'" "le"ei On nohhay with brief ad-
eSs VI "e''o ori', from Resilient 'leVeland
w i''a ..'an ~''' vi tle lie'nral brethren
a. - "'.ol''l' ~, ~" tuesday evening
'e','''.i' anu nIs. IeNr,ahd gave recep
ti"n 10 the members oi the Congress and
C..;,l :. ,,
Di'i''n q l"h' Siartrd tne machinery OF
''eii 'i'I iaeT WORKS monday, after stop
pase u a niue more thah fortnight for
p a'.. In =, ir" anu larger o"ler' me
u" ''"oi' ""'n IN an uPIlcht OF lW
m lyNer' 'iaue ny hehdhll " Sons Of
~" ~, P'l'' ""Ss.' Iahes the place OF
=. go IT, - n"' iN'nI" o"Htrs' ana
L.it u NV. ~ "u Vi'e su,ile WORK WIN less than
"''li VI lue' urea 10y the Old
U,'e' n's ECONOMY VI iue' ana heat Is due
| NJ tbe hnilor ,,bi,h, , ,u''a setting
,,,ar,,;.ia,, - NJ "a. to. nv u"uer the
tepdsnt M IN. ;nc,l,, e.. ,.'i, suP15ln
land ''''' "''AS a' nut
Ct....,
IL ,I. ~ "'ts " ~ persons intending to
.o'u ''e - L. D. - hooks the coming year
az NV ~ a., ~ '''eS' !" the NJ I. A par
l Tl HeA' "e''itesiay evening at I O'Clock.
me 'ea'"nss io' o. - VIII be OF unusual
L h;'.ies', ','r.uclIs aS Ih'y 40 American
niHtoiS anu A'eIn'ure' physiolosy and by
e'om'' go.
Inc friends OF Louis Horner of Framing
nam, Mass VIII be pleased to know that
t ie HS n passyu lhe entrance examination of
v'ie nasSn' 'Ise'ts agricultural college at
T.h '''''' "''" oes"" MS course There sept
Inc lot Oh me young horses from the
west 10 Whlch alluslon was made in par
agraph last week have arrived and are
elsewhere advertised to he sold ut Gilson's
morse mart next tuesday, Sept. Ii. Farm
ers ana others IN want Of thoroughly good
and reliable stock should remember that
these horses are not the mustangs or bron-
chos, hut large, strong, well-bred young
horSeS' Competent parties who have seen
them pronounce them the finest lot of young
horses they ever saw.
The case was heard ON Wednesday and
| Thursday of W. +. Dickinson VS. the Brat
tleboro Tool Co., before J., NJ Reed, referee,
at the Office of Haskins x Stoddard. This
is an action brought 10 recover the balance
Of about 5000 due the plaintiff for bits man
uiactured and furnished the tool company
Inc defence Is that the bits were imperfect
J ly made, and that the defendants suffered
I damage 10 their reputation TO an amount
lar exceeding the value Of the bits. Has
kins & Stoddard, and MIR. Aberdeen of
Hartford Conn, are counsel for the plain
TINS, and j. N. Tyler and Waterman &
Martin Tor the defence.
The prospect is that very few civil cases
will be tried by jury at the term of court
which begins next Tuesday. The cases
Mundell vs. Dean ct ais, an action for false
Imprisonment, Upham VS.. Proctor. of Bel
lows Falls, for Islander, Davenport VS.
Shanks for libel, are understood to be the
leading ones Of the term. but whether all
of these will come up for trial is uncertain
IL is understood that the criminal case
Dodge VS.. Davis Of Putney will 20 over.
Eagen, alias Day, who is in Jail for stealing
horse from John Ray, and will come be
fore the grand jury for indictment, would
evidently like to avoid the interview. Some
three weeks ago, it is said, the jailer found
him with his shackles off and trying to saw
of the bars Of his cell window with his din
ner knife. This week, again he was found
with one OF his shackles off and was prompt
| ly locked up in the dungeon 10 mediate ON
oIeau ana water diet
We have received this week the first
hummer Oh inc record, which is TO tell
lionIhiy Oh the work oil the Young Mems
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